... DOWNING STREET, May 30. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Major-General Edward Wells Bell to be Lieutenant-Governor of the Is]and of Jamaica. Her .Unjesty has also been pleased to appoint Roger Wil- liain Curtis, Esq., to be Civil Engineer for the Island of St Vincent. Her Majesty has further been pleased to appoint Henry Augustus Tudor, John James Raddock, and Charles Llovd 1ledder, ...

... - . - ?? -- ?? - -- - 6 ?? 16aial li-la ; St1 .t 1. e EDINBURGET, MONDAY, JUNE 4, 18.35. A SUPPLEMENT is ]'ublahsed withirtbs MEP.RCtlY' cvery Monday and Thursday Ahetnori, catainig the Litest Nes received by Totegraph. The Reports of the London Corn and Cattle Markcts, vith the state of the Fuids, is given in the Supplement wvith Monday's publication, and can be fonvarded, in rost instances, ...

... ESTADLISHED CHURCH. TnURSDAY, May 31. Thle Assembly met to-day at half-past eleven. casa or CilliIci--tlJiXCtLO SETTLEMLNY'ST The Assenibly took' up appeals of the 3llev. James Gunn, ministcr of the Parliamnentary parish ChGurcll in Cross, Island of Lteis, and since presented to the parish of Creich, by the join:t patrons, the Tow;n and the Duke of Sutherland, against the fi.:ding of the ...

... DiKNB URG j GAZE ?? TTR. SEQLXOSTRtATIONS. Alexander Allan, of 138 Princes Street, Edinburgh. and carpen- ter, cabinetmaker, upholsterer, and licensed appraiser, at Sliandwick Place and Castle Terrace ?? meet in Dowells & Lyon's Sale Boooms there, 14th June, three ?? Spence Ogilvy, Edinburgb, interim factor. John Stevenson, fesher. Bedford Street, Glasgow-Creditors meet in the London Hotel ...

... TITuniew.x1-, IaY 381. t The Assembly met this forenoon, and resumed the discus- e slon on r TILE STUSTENT.AON FOND. t Dr HANNA resumed the debate by saying that he could c not understand why a committee should be refused. He E asked whether the matter was so simple that it required no f investigation. Those who thought along with Dr Canrilish t might be satisfied with the present state of the ...

... I~rSaHn NutfffIgneuft. FRANCE. The Times Paris correspondent's letter says the rumour of a battle having been fought on the Tchernaya, with consider- able loss on both sides, but with defeat to the Russians, which prevailed on Thursday, turns out to be unfounded, no de- epatch having been received bv the Government confirming that fact. The following private teleg aphic-espatepbas been ...

... (From:the Taies.) A notification has been addressed by the Russian Go- vernmeut to its diplomatic agents abroad stating that when Captain Watson, of Her Majesty's frigate Imperieuse, an- nounced the blockade of Port Baltic and the other ports of the Gulf of Finland on the 28th of April, he accom- panied that intimation by a condition at variance with the principles hitherto observed by the ...

... .LATEST NEWS 9 (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH-) LONDON, SUNDAY. THE WAR. St Petersburg, Saturday Morning. A despatch has arrived from General Prince Gorts- chakoff, dated 26th May, stating that the Allies have occupied Kertcls and Yenikale. The Russians retired towards Argbnie without any particular loss. The Allies havo not shown themselves in the interior. Marseilles, Saturday. The Mail steamer ...

... THIE CRIMEA. (From the Times Correspondent.) Camp, Mar 18. APPREHENSIONS OF SCAtIOITr or W.ATER. The weather has been so hot for the last few days that fears may be reasonably entertained of the results of lengthened marches or extreme exertion in the sun; in the trenches the temperature is stifling and the atmosphere unwholesome. So far as I am aware, the men still wear the same coats and ...

... DES ?? l71'NA OF THE RUSSIAN FORCES IN TTIE SEA OF KZOFF. WMa DEPAvRTMENT. MaV 31, 9 V.It. SSsAsro'ltL, }l. ?? received fron Sir Geurt e Brown and Sir E Lyons of the 29th announce the destructiol by the enemy of four Russian war steamers and large depots of corn. The allied ship-; have succeeded in blowing t1j) a magazine at Arabat and in destrovinz about I00 merchiallt- men. Only one steaml ...

... - I .IMONDAY, JUNE 4. NEWV COLLEGE. e- On tie motion of Dr CANDLISIT, a committee was appoint- °o| ed to takce immediate steps for placing tbe Nerr College at Edinbargh as soon as possible on a permanent and secure °-Ifooting in respect of endowvment. id DEBTS ON CUEERCHtES, ETC. I M Ir HoG of Neliston read the report of the Committee on Debts on Ecclesiastical Buildings. It was stated that ...

... BEUCOKiGEAAM PALACE. June 1. This dav had audience of Her Majesty his Iixcellency lhe I Count de Peraigny, Ambassador from the Emperor of the French, to deliver his credentials, to which he was introduced by the Earl of Clarendon, K G., Her Majesty's Secretary of Siate for Foreign AfFairs, and conducted by MNIjor-General tie Hon. Sir EdwaTd CuFt, ?? Ber Majesty's Master of ths Ceremonies. WAR ...